I’m Mallary Tenore, managing director of Images & Voices of Hope (ivoh), a nonprofit organization that shows how the media can be a force for good. I run ivoh’s website, plan for our annual summit, fundraise, develop partnerships and help grow the organization’s audience and reach. It’s a big job, but one that I love.
Up until October 2013, I ran the Poynter Institute’s website, Poynter.org. I edited the site’s stories, reported on the media news industry, and ran several editorial projects for the site. I worked at Poynter for six years and remain an adjunct faculty for the Institute. My teaching focuses on how journalists can improve their use of social media. I do social media consulting on the side and am always looking for opportunities to help people learn how to use social media and other forms of technology to improve the work they do.
Prior to my time at Poynter, I wrote for The Dallas Morning News, The Boston Globe, The Tampa Bay Times, The Worcester Telegram & Gazette, The Lowell Sun, The MetroWest Daily News and Rhode Island Monthly magazine. I also served as editor-in-chief of the student newspaper at Providence College, my alma mater.
I married my wonderful husband, Troy, in October 2013 and am currently working on a memoir.
Word on the Street 
Mallory,
Wanted to say “hi” and good luck in Dallas. We up here in Worcester are big fans of your blog.
I’ve had such fun reading your blog. I’ll have to be a regular.
Thanks, Sarah! I’m glad you enjoy it and hope you’ll keep reading. 🙂
Hello Mallary – I work in Phillips Memorial Library here at PC. I saw your post via my daily “Google Alerts” notice that flags all pages with the word “Providence College” in them.
Just wanted to let you know of a new collection on our website, involving digitizing past issues of the Cowl and putting them online for viewing. The link below will take you to the first page. We’re starting very slowly but eventually hope to have all issues posted.
http://www.providence.edu/library/archives/cowl/Cowl_1935-1936.htm
I’ve notified the current Cowl editorial staff, along with the advisor. They’re very excited and plan to incorporate the site into the 75th anniversary celebration of the Cowl next year.
–Julie Kliever
Digital Services Lab, Phillips Memorial Library, Providence College
Thanks so much, Julie! This is great news. This will definitely be helpful for us as we look for ways to commemorate The Cowl’s 75 anniversary. It’s a good resource, too, for people who want to search old issues of the paper.
Great coverage today on the Poynter site about your 5 takeaways from the ONA conference, Mallary. You’re doing a great job with your wide-ranging coverage and interviews and add a lot to my daily visit to Poynter.org.
Hope you’re enjoying Florida!
Best regards,
Richard
Thanks, Richard! Your comment got lost in my e-mail, so that’s why I’m just now replying. It’s so good to hear from you. Hope you’re doing well, too.
Best,
~Mallary
Mallary,
I know your Mom would be so very proud of you!
Thank you so much, Laraine!